Our promise? You will learn more more insight and strategies from listening to this program than five visits to a therapist. You will understand your child and know how to help them:

• Stop kids from rolling their eyes, talking back or silently ignoring you.
• Eliminate the emotional power struggles and endless arguments.
• Diffuse demanding kids who argue, throw meltdowns, or act bossy.

• Aggressive kids who hit siblings and parents
• Kids kicking car seats, calling you a b*****
• Get kids to listen without repeating yourself
• Teens vaping, refusing to turn in phones, porn
• Kids interrupting you, venting, complaining
• Tantrums, whining, swearing
• Lying, stealing, sneaking food and screens
• Siblings roughhousing
• Impulse control, executive function issues
• Chores, morning routine, dinner, eating
• Kids acting out of trauma

• Kids listen as a teenager shows them how to deal with daily disappointment, anger, frustration, peer pressure, irritating siblings, and homework.
• Kids feel understood, confident, motivated, and purposeful.
• Casey teaches kids how to communicate with parents respectfully to earn trust.

• Stop neglecting yourself to make everyone else happy. Learn to make yourself a priority.
• Say no to unrealistic expectations, perfectionism, and guilt trips.
• Don’t allow others to manipulate you and push your buttons.

• Stop being the referee in the home.
• Stop the mean, rude, and hurtful verbal and physical attacks.
• Stop the petty arguments over chores, video games, iPads and everything else!

• Kirk shows you exactly what to do in the 80 toughest situations from morning to dinner to bedtime with kids ages 2-7.
• Stop the tantrums, screaming, hitting, biting, and throwing.
• Get kids to listen and do what you ask without the meltdowns and crying.

• Internally motivate kids who don’t respond to consequences, are apathetic or don’t care about school.
• Get your kids to stop playing video games and start being purposeful.
• Inspire kids who appear angry, negative, lazy or entitled.  

• Learn simple, practical ways to change the “my way or the highway” approach that alienates your kids.
• Calm upset kids instead of escalating situations and punishing. Handle chaos at home after a long day at work.
• Make your wife feel valued and respected instead of dismissing her concerns.

• Kirk provides 30 specific, concrete strategies to stop the lecturing and yelling for good to create a new family tree. Stop reacting when your kids, spouse, and friends push your buttons so you are in control. Break the old patterns that cause you to worry about your kids’ future and feel like you’re not a good enough parent. No more drama. No more anxiety.

(12) Control Screens: So They Don’t Control Your Family (2 HOURS)

• Stop power struggles over phones, video games, and tablets without arguments or tears.
• Motivate kids to relieve stress, interact socially, get outside, and build confidence without screens.
• Set appropriate limits for kids ages 2-22.
• Know what to do when schools require an iPad, but this distracts your child.